If you’ve ever photographed buildings with a wide-angle lens, then you’ve probably seen how they can appear to “lean” in your photos. This week, we’ll discuss some of the tools you can use to perform perspective correction in your photos, both in-camera and in post-processing.
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After returning from Panama with thousands of photos, we thought it would be a good time to discuss tips for high-volume workflows. Whether you’re photographing birds/wildlife or sports, these tips are sure to help you deal with managing tons of images.
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We spent the last week on photo safari at an eco-lodge in Panama. We had an incredible time photographing birds, reptiles, and many sloths! Hear what gear and settings we found worked the best in this tropical photography paradise.
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If you do any post-processing of your images, you’re probably familiar with the Clarity, Texture, and Dehaze sliders (in Lightroom, and elsewhere). However, these tools become extremely powerful when used to enhance or diminish detail and contrast in your photos, including creating effects that you might not have thought of before. We’ll describe how these tools work, and offer some use cases for how you can put them to work to enhance your own photos.
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This week, we’ll cover a slew of camera and lens announcements, and offer our thoughts on what these products mean for the photo industry.
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